Overload and Dog License Cases Top Justice's Docket
The Frederick County criminal docket shows 84 cases before Trial Justice W Earle Edwards. Thirty-nine highway overload cases and 26 dog license failures dominate, with 24 over axle fines totaling 1076.40 and 13 over gross fines totaling 1046.25. Numerous individuals from Middletown, Stephens City, and nearby towns were fined for unlicensed or unsexed dogs, with multiple motorists cited for speeding and other traffic offenses. Additional cases include drunken driving, disorderly conduct, fornication, improper lights, and reckless driving, some appealed to the Circuit Court with varying sentences and probation terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Earle Edwards
Frederick County
Irvin Sampsell
Middletown
Walter Miller
Charles Donald
Stephens City
Robert Washington
Betty Kline
Paul Flanvers
Charles G. Bowles
Paul Galladay
F. I. Reid
Louise Stern
Charles Spitler
James Steel
W. W. Kline
J. Will Moser
LaFollette
Tenn
Jacob D. Womack
Strasburg
O. D. Sargent
Walter J. Perkinson, Jr
Avella
Hugh Manning
Winchester
Colleen Puffinberger
Gore
Purman Riffey
Charles
Huntley
Staunton
Birdie D. Welch
Route 3
Andrew M. Lake
Southwerk Street
Theodore Backer
William E. Shaeffer, Jr
Bowen and Lewis Vehicle Violations Reported
Donald M. Bowen of Kern Street cited for violation of 46-63 Par. 3 M V Code with $16.75 fine. Carl M. Lewis of Route 3 cited for no operator's license with $9.25 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Bowen
Kern Street
Carl M. Lewis
O Connell Receives Harvard BA Honors and Marine Commission
Irvan T. OConnell Jr. son of Mr and Mrs OConnell of S Loudoun St earned his Harvard BA in Latin cum laude and gave the salutatory in Latin titled The Free University He is among four seniors commissioned as Second Lieutenants in the Marine Corps Reserve platoon leaders class and will report to the Marine Corps School at Quantico Amory M Sommaripa also graduated from Harvard last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvan T. O'Connell, Jr
Marine Corps School
Quantico
Amory M. Sommaripa
Alice Sommaripa
Boyce
Harvard
Virginia Rail Freight Rates to Rise 15 Percent
The State Corporation Commission approved a 15 percent intrastate rail freight hike on most commodities starting July 10, aligning with a recent Interstate Commerce Commission increase. Fertilizer, coal, and road maintenance materials are exempt. The order adds up to 10 million dollars annually to Virginia’s railroad freight bill, following a six percent rise authorized last December.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
SCC
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